Let’s make your beauty routine make sense—for your skin, your lifestyle, and your energy.

In just a few minutes, you’ll uncover your personal beauty maintenance level, how much time and effort your ideal routine actually needs, and get deep insights into your skin type, features, and beauty vibe.

Whether you’re overcomplicating your routine or unsure where to start, this quiz is your first step toward a beauty approach that actually fits you.

Simple. Clear. Tailored. Just the way beauty should be.

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Section 1: Discover Your Beauty Personality

1. How would you describe your everyday beauty routine?

Quick and simple—just the essentials

I love experimenting but keep it balanced

I’m all about full glam—bring on the products!

2. How much time do you typically spend on makeup?

5-10 minutes

15-30 minutes

45+ minutes

3. What’s your biggest beauty priority?

Enhancing my natural features with minimal effort

Playing with different styles while keeping it practical

Looking as flawless and sculpted as possible

4. How do you typically approach beauty spending?

keep it simple. I prefer affordable, multi-use products and only buy what I need.

I invest strategically. I like a mix of high-end and budget-friendly products and focus on quality over quantity.

I go all in. Beauty is an experience, and I don’t mind splurging on luxury products, new launches, and high-end formulas.

Section 2: Skin Type Identification

5. How does your skin typically feel after cleansing?

6. How does your skin usually look by midday?

Matte, dull, or flaky in some areas

Smooth, no major oil or dryness

Shiny all over, especially forehead & nose

Oily in some spots, dry in others

Sometimes red, irritated, or blotchy

Prone to breakouts or clogged pores

7. How often do you experience breakouts?

Rarely or never

Occasionally, usually hormonal or stress-related

Frequently, mostly on my T-zone

Regularly and all over my face

8. How would you describe your pores?

9. How does your skin react to new skincare or makeup products?

Usually fine, no reactions

Gets dry, flaky, or irritated with certain ingredients

Breaks out easily or gets clogged

Becomes red, itchy, or inflamed

Gets extra oily or shiny if the product is too rich

10. How does your skin feel during colder months?

Extremely dry, flaky, or tight

A little drier but nothing major

Still oily, no major change

Dry in some areas, oily in others

Irritated or sensitive to weather changes

11. How does your skin feel during warmer months?

Still dry, maybe a little less tight

Balanced, not much difference

Extra oily or prone to breakouts

More oily in some areas but not everywhere

Section 3: Skin & Makeup Concerns

13. What is your biggest struggle when applying makeup?

My skin looks dull or fine lines settle into my makeup.

My makeup doesn’t go on smoothly, and I notice uneven texture or dry patches.

I have trouble finding the right foundation shade or my complexion looks uneven.

My skin reacts easily, and some products cause redness or irritation.

I deal with breakouts, and makeup sometimes makes them worse.

I don’t really have any major concerns—just want my makeup to look its best!

14. What is your biggest concern with foundation or complexion products?

It settles into fine lines or makes my skin look dry.

It emphasizes rough texture, pores, or uneven skin.

I struggle with color matching or getting an even tone.

Some foundations irritate my skin or cause redness.

I feel like foundation clogs my pores or causes breakouts.

I don’t have any major concerns.

15. How does your skin react to makeup throughout the day usually?

My skin looks drier or makeup settles into fine lines.

My makeup starts looking uneven, patchy, or textured.

My complexion looks dull or loses its radiance.

I notice redness, irritation, or sensitivity to certain products.

I get oily, and my skin sometimes breaks out after wearing makeup.

No issues—my makeup stays pretty consistent.

16. If you could instantly fix one thing about your make-up routine, what would it be? (If anything)

Finding products that keep my skin looking youthful and hydrated.

Making my makeup apply smoother and look flawless.

Achieving a radiant, even-toned complexion.

Finding gentle products that won’t trigger irritation.

Using products that won’t cause or worsen breakouts.

Nothing specific—I’m happy with my routine!

Section 4: Undertone & Complexion Identification

17. Which jewelry looks better on your skin?

Silver

Gold

Both look equally flattering

18. What colors do the veins in your wrist appear under natural light?

Section 5: Detecting Your Sub-Undertone

19. How does your skin normally react to sunlight?

I tan very easily and rarely burn. My tan has an almost muted, greenish, or ashy brown tone.

I tan easily into a rich, golden-bronze tone with little redness.

I tan, but my skin first has a slight pink or peach flush before deepening in color.

20. What happens when you wear foundation that’s too warm?

It turns too orange or pink, and my skin looks dull or slightly ashy.

It enhances my warmth but sometimes leans too yellow or golden.

It makes my skin look unnatural because my warmth has a mix of golden and subtle pink-peach tones.

I'm not sure

21. What color does your skin pull when wearing neutral-toned foundations?

It looks a little grey, ashy, or dull.

It can look too flat, lacking warmth.

It can sometimes lean too beige or cool-toned, making me look washed out.

I'm not sure

Section 6: Face Shape Identification

23. Which description best matches your face’s proportions?

My face is almost as wide as it is long, with soft, rounded edges. (like a circle)

My forehead and jawline are similar in width, and my cheekbones are the widest part of my face (like an oval)

My jawline is more angular, and my face appears longer than it is wide. (like a square)

My forehead is the widest part of my face, and my jawline tapers to a point. (like a heart)

My jawline, cheekbones, and forehead are roughly the same width, giving my face a square shape. (like a diamond)

My cheekbones are the widest part of my face, but my forehead and jawline taper slightly. (long and like a rectangle)

24. What best describes the shape of your jawline?

Soft and rounded, without sharp angles. (like a circle)

Slightly rounded, but balanced with my forehead and chin. (like an oval)

Long and more structured, with a straight jawline. (like a rectangle)

Tapers into a soft or pointed chin. (like a heart)

Strong and well-defined, with angular edges. (like a square)

Narrow and slightly pointed, aligning with my cheekbones. (like a diamond)

Section 7: Eye Shape Identification

25. What best describes the crease and lid space of your eyes?

I have a visible crease and a well-defined eyelid.

My crease is slightly hidden when my eyes are open, but some lid space is visible.

My eyes have little to no crease, and my lid is smooth.

My eyes appear rounder and more open than almond shapes.

The outer corners of my eyes slightly lift upward.

The outer corners of my eyes slightly tilt downward.

26. How do your eyes appear in proportion to the rest of your face?

Balanced and slightly elongated.

Smaller in height, with more visible lid when closed.

Smooth eyelid with a more uniform surface.

Larger and more open-looking.

Angled slightly upwards at the outer corners.

Angled slightly downward at the outer corners.